Be it in-display fingerprint scanner, or Under-display fingerprint scanner or On-screen fingerprint scanner

Whatever people call them, they are basically a fingerprint scanner on top of phone screen – the kind of technology that Apple and Samsung was pursuing in the past before they came out with Face ID (Apple) and Iris scanner (Samsung). Today in 2018, the technology is no longer a movie-thingy/prototype/concept but now is a reality. In fact, today it become a thing in the smartphone industry, with Chinese manufacturers are the one quickly adopting the technology.

It all started with lesser-known smartphone manufacturer, Vivo with its Apex prototype Android smartphone (which Vivo are going to released as Vivo Nex) then Vivo X21 UD, and now Xiaomi introducing its 2018 flagship with in-display fingerprint scanner.

In-display Fingerprint Scanner – It’s damn cool!

I have tried in-display fingerprint scanner myself on a Vivo X21 UD in one of the smartphone store in Singapore. Although it’s just a fingerprint scanner, but since its embedded into the smartphone screen, it really felt and looked damn cool, it’s like the phone was coming from the future.

Here’s how in-display fingerprint scanner looks like in real world.

As you can see from the video above, I didn’t manage to unlock the phone, because the fact that my finger wasn’t registered on the phone, but it did work identifying my finger when I press my finger on the screen.

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